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GLP-1 tracker · iOS
Every weekly shot, on schedule.
Log each GLP-1 injection, watch the pen or vial count down, rotate sites, and keep weight trends beside the routine — for pens and compounded vials alike. One place for the whole weekly rhythm.
In App Store review · iOS 17+ · no dose recommendations, ever
What a GLP-1 tracker does
A GLP-1 tracker keeps a weekly injection routine from drifting: it remembers which day the shot lands, how many doses are left in the pen or vial, which site was used last, and what happened the weeks you missed. For medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide — taken once a week for months — that quiet bookkeeping is the difference between a routine and a guessing game.
Amidra is a GLP-1 tracker app that handles pens and compounded vials in the same log. Pens count down from the package quantity you enter, while every medication and dose value comes from your prescription or clinician instructions. Amidra does not calculate preparation or dosing.
Doses left, counted
Whether it's a pen with a fixed number of shots or a vial you draw from, Amidra counts down and warns before you run out — so refills don't sneak up.
Pens and vials both
Record the package quantity and amount from your existing instructions, then follow remaining supply as you log. No preparation or dosing calculator is included.
Weight & trends
Keep weight and symptom notes next to the injection log, and see the trend over time with Amidra+. Your data, for you and your clinician.
Site rotation, handled
Amidra suggests the next injection site by recency, so rotation happens without a paper diagram. More on site rotation →
Private by architecture
Your routine lives in your private account, encrypted and synced, never sold or used for ads. Export or delete everything, any time.
Tirzepatide or semaglutide?
If you're new to GLP-1 medications, the plain-Englishtirzepatide vs semaglutide explainer covers what each one is and how it's taken — factually, never as advice about which to use.
GLP-1 tracker — common questions
What is a GLP-1 tracker?
A GLP-1 tracker is an app for keeping a GLP-1 medication routine on track — logging each weekly shot, counting the doses left in a pen or vial, rotating injection sites, and reminding you when the next one is due. Amidra does this for pens and compounded vials alike.
Does it work for pens and vials?
Both. You enter the medication name, dose, schedule, and supply information from your prescription or clinician instructions. Amidra records those values without converting or recommending them.
Which GLP-1 medications can I track?
Any weekly GLP-1 routine — you enter the compound during setup. Amidra logs the schedule, remaining doses, and sites the same way regardless of which one your prescription is for. It never recommends a medication or a dose.
Does the GLP-1 tracker give medical advice?
No. Amidra never recommends a dose, medication, schedule, or preparation method. It records values you enter from your prescription or prescriber.
Is there a free GLP-1 tracker app?
Amidra is currently in App Store review. When approved, its free tier will include one active protocol, three supplies, reminders, history, site tracking, weight, symptoms, and data export. Amidra+ adds unlimited active protocols, unlimited supplies, and selected-day or on/off-cycle schedules.
Never lose track of a shot.
Logged, counted, rotated, refilled on time — coming soon to iOS.
In App Store reviewGet launch updatesEducational only — not medical advice. Amidra never recommends a dose, compound, or schedule.